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"stylus" poems
The all seeing iris imperial city The swiftest of stylus this side of the ‘sippi The trippiest spittin’ Promethean hippy Conspiracy theorist of eeriest verse The despotic hypnotic black flag bearin’ Hearst Still immersing myself in a poverty trap As I grapple with lack of fact check cashing crap Cryogenically frozen emotion vibes flowin’ From out my funk bunker boombox Overthrowin’ Your global dominion opinion with ease Shootin’ breezes with Tirailleurs Senegalese I’m the kid wicked picket sign paintin’ Tom Sawyer The ill eagle Taino privilege enjoyer Still swoopin’ in mean on each **** I make clean Pick the bones dry of serpentine oil green dreams Then I bury what’s left of your money machines With the pharaohs of old’s latest pyramid schemes
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Jul 15, 2018
Jul 15, 2018 at 12:10 PM UTC
Horus the Youth
December,    the whole year,                      actually, has whittled my world d o w n to a lap cat older than me in fur years, and this misnomered, smartphone, from which I strain to shave marrow from stolen bones in the manner of a single tooth                    wolf.
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Dec 16, 2011
Dec 16, 2011 at 9:53 AM UTC
Smartphone & Stylus
I want to descent the well, I want to climb the walls of Granada, To gaze at the heart graved By the dark stylus of waters. The wounded child moaned With a crown of frost. Ponds, cisterns and fountains Raised their swords in the air. Ay what fury of love, what a wounding edge, what nocturnal murmurs, what white deaths! What deserts of light went destroying the sand-dunes of dawn! The child was alone Wth the sleeping town in his throat. A fountain that rises from dream guarded him from thirsts of seaweed. The child and his agony face to face, Were two green entangled showers. The child stretched on the ground his agony bent on itself. I want to descent the well, I want to die my death by mouthfuls, I want to fill my heart with moss, To see the one wounded by water.
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Casida of One Wounded by Water
Softness has no measure, you would suppose, but your eyes whisper intimate love secrets, that I gather, those  gentle waves of softness my eyes would finely record, and my heart will resonate tenderly with its every nuance. Every look conceals alphabets of softness, for the one intended, as those eye lashes flutter, like a dove, its exact measure, my mind captures, This softness I receive and respond, and you send moment by moment, is the essence of passion we  deeply share. Your voice quivers, my heart jitters, a stylus fashioned from thought, will etch each word, in our inner caves, for ever to remain. Softness spreads in the air when you are near; from the lovely thoughts you bring, it permeates defying all science, conventions and understanding, I swing in to high gear with love fever. *Your touch; isn't it condensed softness? with that flower soft touch, a new level of awareness in love, comes in to being, I fly in the air,without wings! yet my heart craves for your eyes' special interest, won't you oblige?*
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Oct 26, 2012
Oct 26, 2012 at 12:00 AM UTC
Softness has no measure, you would suppose
. *One day at a time swings the pendulum; only love awakens senses too ephemeral to be restrained, like the magic of a phonograph stylus in a vintage vinyl groove and the sensual touch       of skin so new It's not easy to watch a flock flying away       in the distance, seeing the expanse beyond reach of a wandering mind;       heed distracted       by the slow sway of the treetops hypnotic careen Doves dive on feathered canter,       silent as the winged wind, broke free from the gravity       befallen the weight             of the world                                                        Looking up wondering             beyond the sky,          the passing clouds             crawl across palliating the dusk hazed horizon Synchronicity transcends across an immeasurably deep river chasm,       into a wordless abyss       ensconced unthought               between         here and there Silent silhouettes             glide across       the valley void below,             wings to the sky and, if you listen to a moment breathe,             you can hear                   the silent peace ............. you can feel the prevailing wind's direction             blowing through your soul*              Jesse Stillwater             December 2017
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Jun 21, 2018
Jun 21, 2018 at 2:40 PM UTC
One day at a time swings the pendulum
. *One day at a time swings the pendulum; only love awakens senses too ephemeral to be restrained, like the magic of a phonograph stylus in a vintage vinyl groove and the sensual touch       of skin so new It's not easy to watch a flock flying away       in the distance, seeing the expanse beyond reach of a wandering mind;       heed distracted       by the slow sway of the treetops hypnotic careen Doves dive on feathered canter,       silent as the winged wind, broke free from the gravity       befallen the weight             of the world                                                        Looking up wondering             beyond the sky,          the passing clouds             crawl across palliating the dusk hazed horizon Synchronicity transcends across an immeasurably deep river chasm,       into a wordless abyss       ensconced unthought               between         here and there Silent silhouettes             glide across       the valley void below,             wings to the sky and, if you listen to a moment breathe,             you can hear                   the silent peace ............. you can feel the prevailing wind's direction             blowing through your soul*              Jesse Stillwater             December 2017
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Moon drags her silver stylus—waves engrave sand. Our bodies, hourglass, ride its sand. Hungry tides carve sand. Sighs press our secrets in the sand Tidal pools whisper vows in sand, then retreating waves unwrite sand. Our love, rewritten as sand. Dawn erases nothing.
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Mar 24, 2025
Mar 24, 2025 at 7:08 PM UTC
Desires Carved By The Shore
‘What a piece of work is a man!’ ………           ……… And yet, to me, what is this quintessence of dust’ From Shakespeare, through Hamlet It rings down to generations And falls heavily on my ears too In vain, I attempt to probe into the mystery Nay, the enigma called man Both in the silence of my solitude And in the learned circle of pundits (Fool….. Unable to find who you are Can you venture to say who the other man is?) Man is a jumble of contradictions, I know….A hard nut to crack! So unfathomable, so mysterious At once a Satan and an angel To the outer world I am someone But in the well guarded cellars of my privacy Aren’t I different? Hiding my innards to light As every other man At times, I feel so proud Excessively in love with my own image Like Narcissus, the poor hunter boy Fated by gods to languish On the bank of a pond, Over his own floating image! However with all my strength within Do I not feel as helpless as Prometheus bound? Waiting for a Hercules to come And save me from my plight If Prometheus’ ******* was God willed Mine is self willed…! Is the difference so very crucial? Sometimes I feel I am Janus Looking backward and forward Into my past and my future Never living in the present Or am I more a Sisyphus Eternally rolling a rock over to the hill From where it keeps falling down Sometimes I wonder Amid the splendor, do I not starve? Like Tantalus of Greece in the pool Beneath the tree, with the low lying branches of fruits Constantly eluding his grasp And the water, ever receding before He could take a drink! As a poet how I wish I could Equate myself with Calliope Carving my mind on the wax tablet With stylus, my pen and coloring it with my fancy Or Orpheus, so skilled in music That with my sad musings I can make even Hades weep And the rocks fall in line I shudder to be a Medusa Turning everyone to a stone With my sinister glance! Instead, I want to be one of the Graces And never one among the Gorgons Pitched in this gallery Of queer mythological entities I wonder how I appear to others And whom I resemble more!
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Oct 20, 2016
Oct 20, 2016 at 7:27 AM UTC
Who am I?
‘What a piece of work is a man!’ ………           ……… And yet, to me, what is this quintessence of dust’ From Shakespeare, through Hamlet It rings down to generations And falls heavily on my ears too In vain, I attempt to probe into the mystery Nay, the enigma called man Both in the silence of my solitude And in the learned circle of pundits (Fool….. Unable to find who you are Can you venture to say who the other man is?) Man is a jumble of contradictions, I know….A hard nut to crack! So unfathomable, so mysterious At once a Satan and an angel To the outer world I am someone But in the well guarded cellars of my privacy Aren’t I different? Hiding my innards to light As every other man At times, I feel so proud Excessively in love with my own image Like Narcissus, the poor hunter boy Fated by gods to languish On the bank of a pond, Over his own floating image! However with all my strength within Do I not feel as helpless as Prometheus bound? Waiting for a Hercules to come And save me from my plight If Prometheus’ ******* was God willed Mine is self willed…! Is the difference so very crucial? Sometimes I feel I am Janus Looking backward and forward Into my past and my future Never living in the present Or am I more a Sisyphus Eternally rolling a rock over to the hill From where it keeps falling down Sometimes I wonder Amid the splendor, do I not starve? Like Tantalus of Greece in the pool Beneath the tree, with the low lying branches of fruits Constantly eluding his grasp And the water, ever receding before He could take a drink! As a poet how I wish I could Equate myself with Calliope Carving my mind on the wax tablet With stylus, my pen and coloring it with my fancy Or Orpheus, so skilled in music That with my sad musings I can make even Hades weep And the rocks fall in line I shudder to be a Medusa Turning everyone to a stone With my sinister glance! Instead, I want to be one of the Graces And never one among the Gorgons Pitched in this gallery Of queer mythological entities I wonder how I appear to others And whom I resemble more!
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you were never an artist; I'm sorry but it is true. once, you sketched me (sharpie on loose leaf, 2013) and while I was touched by the gesture [labor of love that it was] it really looked more like your older brother. now, your art is shared for mere moments (stylus on snapchat, 2014) but you are still no artist. you are an auteur, a lover, a curator, finessing your homages to your youth [pokemon, zelda, batman] you may not be an artist but I love you all the same.
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Mar 4, 2014
Mar 4, 2014 at 11:22 AM UTC
Andy Nicolas
Listen to that big band swing, Jippin dat doo dattin, with Bing. Twirl and dancing that vinyl black. Feelin' the beat through the thumpin' bass crack. Movin' digits like dancin. Dames. Tease out that trumpet's pinching twang. Her dress twirls through the floor, She. Spiraling blackhole, spiraling through time net curvatures wormhole. My ears crash, jazzy spats, of floppin' bop, on the tendrils of brain, The ooze in my ears feels drunk from the tune, Music peers to the table cloths wine stain. She's the toilet water of my music. Oh that swing. Oh! THAT SWING. I cant help but love that swing like, child's kiss. Bringing me soft love in lime blues, cross jazz legs, Spazzing with cigarette drags, dragging my nails through your chest, Oh that swing, smears me through your dress. Love child, those legs, Beauty those pearly notes, Prickling whites, Shark teeth scratching the record, Or just dust. Slides________________________ Slides the tip of the stylus through divots, In the pavement street of record. Missive. Don't turn that table too slow now. That swing can't stop. Oh that big band swing. Beat that rhythm, Boys...take it from the top.
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Mar 29, 2013
Mar 29, 2013 at 9:55 PM UTC
Tripping Through the Lead in Groove at 45
She sings, unites beautiful melody with a naturally melodious language The end result being how I don't have a clue what she's saying chanting the mantra given to her by the bearded sage in the terry cloth bathrobe who told her "your mind is a vast field where elephants gather to play" before conferring the mantra She lets the Sanskrit words roll over her tongue a vernacular of formidable power effecting even those who don't speak a word such was I, Sanskrit illiterate, but the repetition opened the lotus flower of my heart the baby blue visage of Sri Krishna materialized from the words she was singing I took away his flute and blew a line from an old Jethro Tull song she thought it enchanting but Krishna was not happy to see his vaunted woodwind in the hands of a mere mortal he stepped up to me, polite as can be he says "if you don't give me my instrument I will be forced to cut off your hands, and then what do you think will happen to this poem?" I stood my ground, possession being two thirds of the law I blew the flute solo from Genesis' "The Musical Box" (having known it by heart) the blue boy asked several times for me to give him that almighty flute each time I told him "No! You'll have it soon enough" apparently not soon enough (For he felt a pair of garden shears slice firmly through his right hand the same set of shears severed his left he dropped his stylus and papyrus to the ground toppled over, landing smashly with a great crash within a matter of time he bled out from the stumps where his hands had once been attached Krishna picked up his flute and said "what a pity" and vanished into thin air it all ended quickly as it had begun and the sweet lady never stopped chanting her mantra in fact her back had been turned before Krishna even showed up it was a great shock to find her gentleman friend's lifeless and handless body on the ground She shed a tear I was no less miserable and sad wished above all else that I had been a real poet so I could have finished the man's life work)
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Aug 29, 2016
Aug 29, 2016 at 5:21 PM UTC
A Convoluted Occasion Even For New Delhi
She sings, unites beautiful melody with a naturally melodious language The end result being how I don't have a clue what she's saying chanting the mantra given to her by the bearded sage in the terry cloth bathrobe who told her "your mind is a vast field where elephants gather to play" before conferring the mantra She lets the Sanskrit words roll over her tongue a vernacular of formidable power effecting even those who don't speak a word such was I, Sanskrit illiterate, but the repetition opened the lotus flower of my heart the baby blue visage of Sri Krishna materialized from the words she was singing I took away his flute and blew a line from an old Jethro Tull song she thought it enchanting but Krishna was not happy to see his vaunted woodwind in the hands of a mere mortal he stepped up to me, polite as can be he says "if you don't give me my instrument I will be forced to cut off your hands, and then what do you think will happen to this poem?" I stood my ground, possession being two thirds of the law I blew the flute solo from Genesis' "The Musical Box" (having known it by heart) the blue boy asked several times for me to give him that almighty flute each time I told him "No! You'll have it soon enough" apparently not soon enough (For he felt a pair of garden shears slice firmly through his right hand the same set of shears severed his left he dropped his stylus and papyrus to the ground toppled over, landing smashly with a great crash within a matter of time he bled out from the stumps where his hands had once been attached Krishna picked up his flute and said "what a pity" and vanished into thin air it all ended quickly as it had begun and the sweet lady never stopped chanting her mantra in fact her back had been turned before Krishna even showed up it was a great shock to find her gentleman friend's lifeless and handless body on the ground She shed a tear I was no less miserable and sad wished above all else that I had been a real poet so I could have finished the man's life work)
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Pencil and paper turn into stylus and screen; our world is industrializing like we've never seen. Manufacturing products out left and right, and soon enough our prototypes will join in the fight. Are we possibly producing more than we can consume? Do we understand that technology could lead to our doom? Convenient, oh sure, as we just sit here and get fat. We have iPhones, and iPads, but no eye contact? The air is getting dirtier and unhealthier per day, and we believe the government when they say it's okay. Do we not realize how much harm we're actually doing, even though a better world is what we're pursuing?
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Apr 29, 2016
Apr 29, 2016 at 12:04 PM UTC
Industrialization
When I read, I speak, And when I speak, I read Words rolling off my eyes, Filling my tongue full of free-- Style rhyming and rhythm. The canons of thought rolling out with a boom. Pachelbel changing your direction of flow Through some Perverse, Obscure, Rehearsal Suddenly Reversed. Back where you started, Starting over again, With a pen in your hand The words crowding your head. Gotta jump and tumble To the jiggle and flow Of the individualistic, Unrealistic, Even cannibalistic Creations that grow. From your stylus, Rife. Words. They're the stuff of life.
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Feb 22, 2011
Feb 22, 2011 at 7:47 PM UTC
Freestyle
Miss G puts on Chopin the old record player's seen better days one can tell by the stylus and the way Miss G's finger lifts its down on the record I sit at the back of the class with a kid named Rennie Yochana 's at the front with the blonde girl -Yochana's dark hair at shoulder length- her fingers pretend playing on the desktop her slim body moving side to side in the open backed chair old tit-less thinks she the pianist Rennie darkly says I'm already watching her hands going cross in front of her side to side and her slim body captured in my inner eye and out and secretly I blow kisses at her when no one's about.
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Jun 27, 2015
Jun 27, 2015 at 2:51 AM UTC
WATCHING YOCHANA 1962.
They took them… With a *** shovel and beards engulfed with disguise, By fire, by force and harm They heartlessly took them… Loading with a military van from the snare, the school Sabotaging their education and jubilance At the brink of our oculus, like a hot blade through margarine, Like the  evanescence of dew upon new dawn, They were gone… We cajole to Haram Islamic militants, Not the slavery we signed up for, Yet this is our story, but not our destiny. It is profane and sacrilegious to talk slavery upon our realms. Our ancestral dormancy and Jesus crucifixion outlines our history. We were untrammeled...but today, Our existence is dreary and clouded by mystery We count minutes turning into tormented hours, In lament of our own flesh and blood They took them.. with needles and stylus they pinched poked and taunted us, Like a bunch of sponges filled with voids, Our hearts are painfully porous, Dope them with defects, Bring back our girls… Haram saboteurs came in with a saber, They took them… How less of a man to not respect the words of the late Tata Madiba, When he said"Never, never and never again shall it be that this beautiful land Will again experience the oppression of one by another". There will be war upon the element of Haram when Jesus intervene.. Bring back our girls.. (Nigreian acsent) Chinekeee, man of Haram, bring back our girls_oo I beg, why go they take? Eeeh, god will go get you one day, With our teary Nigerian eyes, will we ever see? Adedagbo, our crown of joy ? Aduke,   our beloved ?             Afolayan  Walking in majesty... Agbogu,  God settles dispute… Bring back our girls.
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Aug 25, 2014
Aug 25, 2014 at 1:28 AM UTC
They took them..
They took them… With a *** shovel and beards engulfed with disguise, By fire, by force and harm They heartlessly took them… Loading with a military van from the snare, the school Sabotaging their education and jubilance At the brink of our oculus, like a hot blade through margarine, Like the  evanescence of dew upon new dawn, They were gone… We cajole to Haram Islamic militants, Not the slavery we signed up for, Yet this is our story, but not our destiny. It is profane and sacrilegious to talk slavery upon our realms. Our ancestral dormancy and Jesus crucifixion outlines our history. We were untrammeled...but today, Our existence is dreary and clouded by mystery We count minutes turning into tormented hours, In lament of our own flesh and blood They took them.. with needles and stylus they pinched poked and taunted us, Like a bunch of sponges filled with voids, Our hearts are painfully porous, Dope them with defects, Bring back our girls… Haram saboteurs came in with a saber, They took them… How less of a man to not respect the words of the late Tata Madiba, When he said"Never, never and never again shall it be that this beautiful land Will again experience the oppression of one by another". There will be war upon the element of Haram when Jesus intervene.. Bring back our girls.. (Nigreian acsent) Chinekeee, man of Haram, bring back our girls_oo I beg, why go they take? Eeeh, god will go get you one day, With our teary Nigerian eyes, will we ever see? Adedagbo, our crown of joy ? Aduke,   our beloved ?             Afolayan  Walking in majesty... Agbogu,  God settles dispute… Bring back our girls.
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as one stage empties slow shuffle exit another curtain will rise waiting for that spark an instant in time silent explosion within stylus on rock face outline of past forms a mountain's sudden call as eagle marks still moments above a darkened gorge brooding dawn fights clouds' urgent cries and man's spirit lifts high and at last flies free - - - - - -
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Dec 2, 2016
Dec 2, 2016 at 2:42 PM UTC
- - - fly free - - -
The stylus is more potent than the dirk they say You don't fail to make a mark even when picked up by a dilettante everyday Esoteric idioms your masters make you write While the poignant sentences you write come only late in the night Someday you are in the hands of the who's who of the town The other days you spend in the hands of a clown You come clad in plastic,platinum,silver and gold With different coloured lifelines-blue,black,red,green and pink And a plethora of stories you keep clandestine and untold A travesty you make of the fools and to the prudent you make think With every word you write, you pant for breath And when your heart stops beating, they mark it as your death(end of a refill) You can be cryptic, there's no one stopping You can be acerbic even with beauty on the outside(the beauty of the letters) From the Treaty of Versailles to the varied pompous constitutions penned, you've always left me shocking Blessed be the hands that cradle you and take the ride(ride of the writing) You take them through the best roller-coaster journey of words Bringing out the inexplicable happiness be it just the lyre of the birds A predilection i have for you, for you engender the best in me I know I'd always have you in the middle of a dark chilled night come what may be Its you whom i turn to with my querulous platitudes And you furnish me the answers with a benevolent smile and gratitude Its you who defines me, for i am nothing but an amorphous mould Still learning when to be bold and when to feel cold.
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Dec 20, 2013
Dec 20, 2013 at 2:00 PM UTC
Ode to A Pen
The stylus is more potent than the dirk they say You don't fail to make a mark even when picked up by a dilettante everyday Esoteric idioms your masters make you write While the poignant sentences you write come only late in the night Someday you are in the hands of the who's who of the town The other days you spend in the hands of a clown You come clad in plastic,platinum,silver and gold With different coloured lifelines-blue,black,red,green and pink And a plethora of stories you keep clandestine and untold A travesty you make of the fools and to the prudent you make think With every word you write, you pant for breath And when your heart stops beating, they mark it as your death(end of a refill) You can be cryptic, there's no one stopping You can be acerbic even with beauty on the outside(the beauty of the letters) From the Treaty of Versailles to the varied pompous constitutions penned, you've always left me shocking Blessed be the hands that cradle you and take the ride(ride of the writing) You take them through the best roller-coaster journey of words Bringing out the inexplicable happiness be it just the lyre of the birds A predilection i have for you, for you engender the best in me I know I'd always have you in the middle of a dark chilled night come what may be Its you whom i turn to with my querulous platitudes And you furnish me the answers with a benevolent smile and gratitude Its you who defines me, for i am nothing but an amorphous mould Still learning when to be bold and when to feel cold.
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Whether on stone or wood, slate or leather, Papyrus, parchment, vellum or paper, With fingers or stylus, chalk or the quill, Much later with the pen or the pencil, Or the typewriter, computers today; Writers, to write, will always find a way.
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Jan 24, 2017
Jan 24, 2017 at 6:27 AM UTC
Writers Will...
"I watched a snail crawl along the edge of a straight razor. That's my dream. It's my nightmare. Crawling, slithering, along the edge of a straight razor … and surviving." –  Col. Kurtz, Apocalypse Now ~ Remember the golden age, Wally *** And the songs my mother taught me? We sang about what was. Or might never be. Like permanency. Distinction comes out of stiff and frozen silences. Take it with a spoonful of disdain. Take it in the eye. Actors are like breakfast cereals. They're obvious and according to taste. I stopped needing them long ago. Beautiful Tallulah. Beautiful, "less to this than meets the eye" Tallulah, dismiss me, that I may be free to find Tennessee. Open windows and closing doors. Always a breeze, but never a way out. Right on cue the cards shuffle. Butter and cotton ***** tricks of the trade. I mumble to be heard. I am legend to disciples of the Method. I wear my friends to bed, burn them like newspaper. They call me "Bud" —cigarettes at dawn after devouring the night. And now my song ebbs, as the stylus hits the leadout groove. Tomorrow, I'll be better. Today, I'm just me.
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Jan 8, 2021
Jan 8, 2021 at 11:04 AM UTC
Marlon Brando
My life looks like my handwriting Sloppy Messy Barely legible Your love for me is calligraphy A fluid movement of the heart A cursive caress A swift swoop of your stylus My anger is stenciled onto me In big block letters Up and down both arms burning To a furious fire in my hands Your laughter uplifts me An entire alphabet sings within it It's another language Filled with well wished words of wisdom My sadness speaks to me It's become my best friend Whispering softly in my ear That something has gone terribly wrong here What I've worried about all along has now arrived Your beauty is deafening It came at me yelling and screaming In an uproar that made me feel ugly An unparalleled audible pretty Before the silence muted me You said everything I could ever ask for in a muse I believe you can help my hurt By leading by example Showing and teaching me The hand gestures of a happy life The signs to communicate love A beautiful return of sounds A loud anger and Sadness barrier breaker Taking them away When I hear this song and My nothing becomes something Then I will talk and hear again
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Apr 30, 2013
Apr 30, 2013 at 4:46 PM UTC
-Language Barrier-
your metre blackens the page beautifully dancing fonts caress the delicate surface like skaters tracing their dance across the ice in blades an expression of genius perhaps your gorgeous muse laughs joyously titillating imagination positively prostituting herself to your phallus stylus *********** your fertile imagination spawning verse birthing phrase and I don’t understand a single ******* thing you said
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Mar 23, 2022
Mar 23, 2022 at 6:44 PM UTC
abstract poetry
Ink wounds sketched on her wrist Prophetess unfurled her diamond proboscis Hungrily ******* the pollen muse from the lyrist flower She bounces her piety on the edge of her eyelids Her azoic eyes flashing Like a chrome apochromatic Phonetic voice spinning a tune Stylus fingertips dancing on a spinel canvas Outlined on her metal stomach Though eccentric She is sterilized with intelligence Tilting diagonally on insanities thin line She is straitlaced Self absorbed Cryogenic With upside down crosses imprinted on her throat While her proselytes unthread dreams From her coliseum heart Bowing down to the collage God Sacrificing sacrifices “Pull more, pull more!” Proselytes cried Sunbeams painting their ash faces As they pulled more dreams From between the Prophetess lashes Her hips becoming a petal chakra Her vertebrae evaporating into bone butterflies Fragments of every churchy elements Pinning themselves to her skin Her leather wings flapping a nursery rhyme She spins out of control Her musical clavicles creating a glassy chemical Which shimmer and shake Tattooing her pearl bones Infusing her thoughts She grafts herself on the minds Of her Proselytes They worshipped her life They worshipped her body They fed on her lies Until one day Error religion snatched her out her skin Turned her into sacral fiber Planted her whispers deep in a field of shredded dreams And stretched her moon soul Across the sun stained sky For all to see Her star spangled faith Misshapen into unbelief She had become her own religion Her own personal god But without any meaning
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Sep 18, 2014
Sep 18, 2014 at 5:01 AM UTC
ErroReligion
Ink wounds sketched on her wrist Prophetess unfurled her diamond proboscis Hungrily ******* the pollen muse from the lyrist flower She bounces her piety on the edge of her eyelids Her azoic eyes flashing Like a chrome apochromatic Phonetic voice spinning a tune Stylus fingertips dancing on a spinel canvas Outlined on her metal stomach Though eccentric She is sterilized with intelligence Tilting diagonally on insanities thin line She is straitlaced Self absorbed Cryogenic With upside down crosses imprinted on her throat While her proselytes unthread dreams From her coliseum heart Bowing down to the collage God Sacrificing sacrifices “Pull more, pull more!” Proselytes cried Sunbeams painting their ash faces As they pulled more dreams From between the Prophetess lashes Her hips becoming a petal chakra Her vertebrae evaporating into bone butterflies Fragments of every churchy elements Pinning themselves to her skin Her leather wings flapping a nursery rhyme She spins out of control Her musical clavicles creating a glassy chemical Which shimmer and shake Tattooing her pearl bones Infusing her thoughts She grafts herself on the minds Of her Proselytes They worshipped her life They worshipped her body They fed on her lies Until one day Error religion snatched her out her skin Turned her into sacral fiber Planted her whispers deep in a field of shredded dreams And stretched her moon soul Across the sun stained sky For all to see Her star spangled faith Misshapen into unbelief She had become her own religion Her own personal god But without any meaning
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Will anyone look for that One Alone? When this book on loan has been returned to the Library of Lamps as all its oil is burned? When the waves retreating have finished erasing the messages I whispered those etched with sobs unhindered on the sands seemingly numbed on the seashore of your heart succumbed? Will anybody wonder what’s going on? The nameplate’s gone on the face of the closed door of that room on the upper floor that a while ago was Altar of Magnum Opus of the tiring writer’s stylus and Tabernacle of a cramped leg muscle of that voice that preached Darwin’s epistle. The gong’s now muted Just yesterday it was calling unrelented upon fellow believers demented The sun now starts to peep As stars bid goodnight to sleep The frail shadow shall lay down, no scent of frankincense in the tomb of forgotten replies, with reminiscence - of a hundred “wait till tomorrow” in any sense, a thousand “just a minute” in any tense “see yah later”, for a thousand “Whens?” “soon . . .”,  and now just silence . . . Life leaves a million lessons. and yes, I, we, will always remember . . .
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Jan 2, 2018
Jan 2, 2018 at 3:29 AM UTC
Silently Remembering
where is the note I long to hear the one that echoes freedom life insects, birds maddening sharp should be solace stylus cruel when armour's slipped no safety's found each breath is work to think impacts audacious sun attempts to smile through winter's hold reprieve to none
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Jun 7, 2017
Jun 7, 2017 at 6:54 PM UTC
reprieve to none
I knew something was strange, that it was going to be a weird day when I saw the jellyfish floating in clear blue skies, Yoda sitting sideways on my white picket fence. The post man with electric rat eyes actually snickered when I signed for the manila envelope covered in white powder. I’m not really sure why he acted so comedic, maybe he thought it was a biological weapon. But for all he knew it could have been something Peruvian. After all, there is a rumor going around about the ruling government, it’s been said they keep spraying LSD using jet engine contrails, that it’s something about mind control. That’s very similar to what the Beatles did with Revolution #9. And, if you don’t believe me friends, just play it backwards on your turntable, you’ll hear the mythological devils singing gibberish on a diamond-tipped stylus. I told you it was a strange & weird day.
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Feb 25, 2014
Feb 25, 2014 at 2:04 PM UTC
A Strange & Weird Day (I Told You)
Needle poised, quiet stakes its claim— groove’s canyon hums our throat’s refrain. Hips align to revolutions’ frame, stylus thirsts for our track unnamed. Crackle swells like held-breath air, pulsing bassline where silences pair. Bridge unwinds—our bodies dare to etch new music spinning there.
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May 20, 2025
May 20, 2025 at 10:14 AM UTC
Our B-Side Anticipation